davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06
IAN Men Are Lara"

Said David Of old. He wa probably prompted
TO make the above remark after trying some
United TO live Until the present day, and tried
DR.. Sages Remedy, he mieh have had a bet
ter opinion OF ma:lkind. We Claim that no
case OF catar-h can " thstani the magic eff
fects of his wonderful, medicine. One trial Of
it viii convince you Il its efficacy. By drug
gists: fifty cents. u. fa.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06
For ricketts,, Marasaus. and Wasting Dis
Ordera Of Children, Ill

SCorf's EMULSION Of Cod Liver Oil with
Hypo9nosphites. is uneq usled. The rapidity
with which children gain flesh and strength
upon it is very wonderful Read the follow
ing: II have used SCOTS Emulsion in cases Of
ricketts, and Marasmus Of long standing. and
have been more than pleased with the results,
As inevery case the improvement Was marked"
j. M. MAIN, NJ. -. New York.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06

PATTERN dresses in woollens are very
stylish and generally popular, and are
in great variety.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06
Mother.

If the little darling is spending such sleep.
less nights slowly and pitifully wasting away
oythe drainage upon its system from the ef-
iect OF teethinc. give DR.. Biggers' H1ckIe-
perry Cord al and a cure VIII result
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06

Delicate diseases of either sex.
however induced, speedily and permanently
cured Book 10 cents IN stamps. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, G63 Main Street
Buffalo, n. Y.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06

The tota' o: cattle. hogs. and sheep in the
y. =, are 1900 CO., 5000 900 and Il, OO0OOQ
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06

The Butchers National Convention dis
charged ali their W. liking delegates.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06

months treatment for soc. Piso's Remedy
FOR Catarrh. Sod by drrgg ists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06

The Vatican authorities have received SIS coo
with which to ei.brate the Pope's Jubilee.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06

The liquor hill of Great Britain the past
year foots up sel4. az. SIS.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06
All Run Down

From h weakening effects of warm weather, BY
hard work. from a long Illness. you need . good
tonic and purifier like Hoods sarsapari.la- II you
have never tried this peculiar medicine. do 20 now
It will give you strength and appetite.
Il WIS pietely run Gown and was FOR nearly
four years under me zeal treatment, being given ny
10 lie by physicians. My mother urged to take
Hood's sarapari!la. at last ] consented, and l
have never taken anything which helped ne 50
much as Ho d's ssrsapsrilla. which restored me TO
health and vigor. Ihave been taking it about four
months and am now a different tsns."-NELIA
NoBLK. Peoria. Ill
Hoods Sarsa paFilla
soh by all druggists. eli Fix for g. Prepared only
by HOOD & CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. Maak
100 OcSCs One Dollar
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06

PROF.; Hermann. the prestid 6 Itateur, died
at Carlsbad. recent y. aged 66.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-08-06
Health Nfarks.

bright eye, clear skin, glowing featuYes,
animated expression, and a quick, firm step;
oil secured by using Dr. Harier's Iron Tonic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04

shipment. from Boston for the week ended saturday octo
OT % hvs and Is
avelage So 80 per 100 10 1885 %. az 81 ssi 80
@ q q 81 vi Sl$s
DO 1903 90 do 1879 y; ats 90 isdS
40 $40 iiso s.. = d. j2is T. At s. soj IS DO
j so q s - Sa SO b. a. DO o7
do s44 ~ do 1904 H. at 81 co. do. iiG2 TO- at
p Mcpherson. Kentucky steers 1910 average a; as
r. az K sr 100 10 do 1928 S ' at IS % % DO i b. 49,
g DO sS e. s. $50 9O 90 i.o az . 80 so V Dr.
fsas H. at iG 81 81 200 ats s. liSt q
$50 G 4 5d lea s'a: g ~ us
Goldsmith 70 Kentucky steer: 1873 ay ssc at
% per 100 = no. Gs a. chcag SO DO 1887 % at
DO 1901 b. q go Is no. 1925 10 atsi So IA do 1871 TO-
IL : Iosentnal IS Colorado steers lls5 10 at SO 10 per
100 40 10 ilgO D. at - SO SO ksatueky steers isio
ii do 1921 ID a. al-o late Friday and saturday; 10
Texans 1910 10 at 80 go per 100 o. do. 1859 d. at IS ~
'Mitrm c0ws~Reesrpt, for the week lO7 head manly
manu- at price, from s. per lower last week
Tie few really Good Cows in market found ready sale al
fGSHIvEs~Receiprs were il6I head The demand wa.
2Li 2c per Veals just about steady with sales OF
s S@n0P Pe Il caves caves SC soia al S4c '''''"
e 100 d. s 2i5 n So y y.s DO S sS g. at at
D. enbacS q Dewey Veal,. 1856 10 AVERAGE, Sc
n do 1872 10. at 5ac do. ia ID. at &c do lo4 d.
malonbeck & Hollis. 10 Garsssrs US average. a,2t
sT 20 % So i per Zoo i r Fell &c Gaiys. 27s %
S Ss r. Il rs AZ &C. 500 d. a az AZ Is d.
I46 r. AT So ado 2oG ~ az Sc 90 -, ,v.r.s, ., 9,c
per 80 DO 247 TO- at Csc i2 do 300 3D. at 2'sci Fed
Pdcect Srs.sers 4, loS .s avsTaFs at 2 TsS
81 Collins Tor b. Harrington: 6veas 1853 10 average, at
headI3 ears 6Oths and II at Jersey CITY, The
market very dul again to-day especially for sheep
ing better and generally rated about sc higher
The pens were not cleared ~ nu. ., "a o,asa 40 nor
100 Including carloads OF heared Texans at So 20@
$3.50 Ordinary Prime Lambs ranged in price from 80 20
sold az 80 SO So So some very Prime lots OF Canadian
Lamb. the oneGngs a s uptown ySrs 100
ayersse at 81 per 100 d. i4 Northern Canada DO i27 10
a. 8 go 22S cssaaaI LAMB 70 D. at % s at SO a. "a
Northern Canada do 81 b. at SO 10; 30 do 72 d. at soi
"A state TO- Is D. at 81 90 s,a.n = av.rage at q per
100 ~ IS do 80 TO- at 81 so 10 Pennsylvania DO 50 a.
So 75i 72 State Lambs 65 10 at 50 0e4 oee 40 20 TO- =,
S6; Bucks. 1870 ID. at SO: , ,. ,o,
DilenbacK & Dewey ls5 Northern Canada Lambs 73S
80 80 S at IT, So 20 lis do. 50 Is, at 50 Co. ,oe
av ws.s at M q per 100 State DO $50
Nortsrn Canada LAMBS SO b. at So s5 lib State do u d.
srnson ohio Sheep 81 ays5ags $40 at ts 81 90
Aoos.Ksce,pts 10000 head cars az
Jersey aud 80 at 4ohs Market du al 20 20 -
Newton Glet: ga Indiana Hogs III ID aver
age i p OS State Hogs lee average at s. As per
100 ID ; 81 do. 2l8 10, at So 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
THE STATE of TRADE.

r, sArf n% ne%a Street and ass
Ms sanerans sos 81 DO Extra s. 90 as 80 de RIO
Brarhs 81 is 0s4 So Patapscs Family - ~ de-
Patent 50 %a:as. .ssiST Mmssr Req spot
20 20 - 79ic. October 79lsd79sc. November SOt4olci
December s2 0ssc January aS
Tss s %n,': sosiS October 50 s6o
Arm soutnsrs 80 a35c Western wnte 80 20 western
Mixed y26SSc. rennsvlvann soSsoc :;,..nyo no,cs
we 95 SD Sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ana osAr Rs sides
s s;S., cs aams
sues Butter steady western Packed ieS2oc, Creamery
III Eggs nrn at $780, PsTo,sum 81 sa,
nsnnsa sugar steady Soft Lice. Copper
Rsnn.d 10 10 *hiskey steady st
freight. Lveroos PEE ''saass ssss Sbis
w rlSas 500 busn Csrn 2ioO busn oats 5000 vusn
RYE 400 shpmsns:.fsssr. 400 sasS
Corn 1900 bush x.,,o
Bosrss oct 3-Fiour steady CoTnsn .Iras ~
10 sprar neat Choice e Fancy "a 10 e. 70
ID cor. n oas. Sssa No wnss Snort. :ssSy
Spring do sii butter firm. Extra Northern Csssaa'
Esss highsr-Eastern Extras go Western iS11v9 ,;;1
Rsosipts Tor the day-Four Sooo uosa I'M i aSSw
ssosa Cora 1900 Oisn oaL So.uoo sssI shorts aooo
bush
nupvIto oct 3-wheat-No Now No: Haca o6ered
ssS s.: Ss e: ,.s:
No. n: %A, .sr sse p ssss = iss 40 sold
s Sr,s any No sssa Barley ds and unsss,sd
H Hss s'.s; sSs Corn Ismsss
o s. 8 81. %As.
- SsssyaS sSipussS-rsW Loo bsis wisss soS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
COURT CALENDARs-TUEsDAY.

s,rrRFNs CouRr-CHA MBERs-Before Donobue, J-Nos
81 So 80 So lO4 l2s l34. l4l l43 l65 49, 2oo, zoo
2O7, 700 Zl4. 2lo. 2l7. 49,, x, No.. n
T. Brady and Bartlett Mos. IL 90, ~ IL So 81 %
o. 9 90 100 l0l 1922 los ia III IZz 40 l< i<o' LOU
l31, 1874, 1873. 1879. - 49, ,.,.. Y
renee JNos l4 1872 l39 14l l42 IA l46 l46 l4L las
l62 1856 ~ 1885, 1885, 76 ia 60 129 $780, l2 1856 l26 III
lb5, lao =, 49,, A..
drews J.-Nos 10. H. IL. l3 IA. To- H. H. 10 49, ~
81. ~, %. "a 25, 26 . .. me-.
Morris 1880 m; will Of Catharine ODonnell IL IN
estate OF Nathaniel Gilman. II m
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPRcIAL TggN-Before Dugro j. NOS
o. i o. 1908 iO7 iOs lO9 AZ. III. us. ITO. ia ia.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERh-fART L-Bei0re sedgewicK
J.-Np,iav calendar.
suPERioR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART II-Before Freedman
J.-Nos 6So go - -. 49, err NJ. o,cor
man. Mos. li6f, 200 49,. -, r.~
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL 1RRM-PART IV.-Before Truax
J.-No day calendar.
day Calendar
Nos 34s4 ~ 2O6l, 1887, 6l 1855 1915 1917 oso Iva
1915, 1870, 2Ol4. 2V73. 20o3. 2Oe3, 2l5o 49,. ,,,..,
COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-PART IMBefore Giideseese
j. an Assistant district Attorney Bedford ~ os q
667 10. H. II. Is Pieadings-Noa Ia To- IT, H. TO-
CoUsr OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr II-BeoTe Cow1ng, u
and Assistant Attorney Purdy-Nos = o.
Is, o, TO- II, IL, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

soa ago at So 2o0s5 so and
REVIEW OF THE wEEK.-The arrivals OF Beeves the
past SIS head less than last week. anil 1874 head
more than the corresponding week last year
The trading week satisfactory 10
either the selling buvne interest The Jewish holiday
caused dull market "Wednesday although with rather
Ch-ce steers little firm. There sales on
Thursday OF late arrivals wednesday but the feeling vas
unaorabe for the dressed beef trade and with O7 carloads
offered Friday tho market broke down. all grades decn
British markets rue dull at scant sc for refrigerated
Beef AM a0llS &c for American Live Cattle estimated
Lave calves have had dull and prices tended down.
ward to the close Saturday. Grassers falling OIL &C and
Yeas IRON 4 to y cent per 10.
Sheep lambs heavy supply and have also
met with dull sale prices droppng fron TO &c per on
The Hog mark- weakened dull and lower prices
declining is to 25c and there almost demand on
The feeling continued weak Saturday business
limited Reported sales ranged from - 10 10 80 90. with
most OF the tFanacsns at 30 10 - Oh TOT common 10 'ooi
REEvEs-The arrivals yesterday and to-day were l6l
East side sug lterers 80ths there
81 for Mr. Eastman ~ cars for Stern. and
2j carloads carried SATURDAY at Jersey
City making 80 carloads for 0-day's MARKET Sales
were not brisk Int there Was nne eenS a On % az
not marked. however on the Common and
Medium grades a. on Good TO choice steers and the market
Five carloads OF Colorado steers sold At So l0d$J 80 and
Ordinary to Prime Native at So s. 90 win Ch9iGe
bringing 80 3O0SJ As ousde CURE for 10 picked steers
Bulls sold the extreme OF 81 81 10 for poorest 10
No shipments from today. but tomorrow the
Wyoming will ke out 700 quarters OF Beef for Joseph East
man. - ,.., -
For the feeders and others interested
quest has been that givo notice OF the annual meet
ing the Consolidated Cattle Growers Association OF the
United states which will he held at Kansas City, NO., Oc
cober 81 to November s inclusive. :,
weeks shipments OF Live Cattle and sheep ana dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
GBAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

There was decided falling of in the wheat speculation
Yesterday and only 100000 bushels changed hands,
with the extraordinary record OF over 100000
bushels On the short Saturday session. Inc
foreign cables less satisfactory anu
the visible supply statement showed an lu-
crease OF s33s69 bushels, unexpected result ihis
induced selling soon after steady opening and lowest
prices were made end. lhe close, however, was
steady with Of 3s for October al so 90 ana NO
yember at 81 a. Sd for December at SO ls and January
st 81 49, 6s February at IS IS and 7o cent Tor May
az So Is cents The cash market enjoyed fuiy STEADY
tone and shippers bought freely, taking 1ooeoo
bushels. Corn fully responsive to wheat 1eihg
encouraged by decrease OF bushels In the visible
supply. The cash market shade better ana snip
pers took nearly bushels The options were ls
IA cent easier but ended steady follows oetCber
81 hs November 81 "a, December 81, January Oh o-a
with InauIry from exporters. The options closed prac
cally unchanged 80 for October 80 Ia FOR Nofempoi
and SO 5-s cents for December. There were sales VI
$50 tepces OF lard the spot and the options were g
ular October improving point 70 - Io ana inc olhet
months closing unchanged shade easier as follows
November s6 II, December So 70, January ~ ~ teD
ported yesterday at New-York. Baltimore h,,noS
Wheat 24i 1902 bushels cOrr $3.50 bushels oais,
las $50 bushels total grain 4e3 1892 bushels -four o.,
lis PACKAGES At Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Louis the
arrivals We're: Wheat, SS7154 bushels corn, IT64Si
bushels oats 423 bushels total grain 9S2OO0 push
els -four, Ii, 200 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
MONDAY, Oct. 3-P. VI.


This was q day at the Stock Exchange In which the
bears had their innings the making or prices
concerned But II done at the expense OF iur
Their overssue OF cticous sOcksan enlargement OF inc
short interest st. Paul was the special point OF at
tack, and next 20 1t Northwestern which now
the rate OF IS per cent per aunnm But IN d"i
and apathetc market good stocks temporarily az vn
nerabe others The report was that the earn
ngs of the st. Paul Company will show loss OF $looooo
for tho fourth week in September Inc esuma'e
probably Is largely exaggerated although the week vi
last year showed gain the week OF 1889 OF %ooooo
and the wheat movement on tho road delayed by the
threshng being three weeks Late because OF eAcesS'o
rains The attacks on ST. Paul and Northwestern winch
continued up the close of business hat their ehect on
general market in causing hesitation on the part oi
buyers The roomtraders TOOK early cue oil wa' was
going and sold tho whole market IL was SAID 'ha'
everybody selling and that no one was buying ou'
it is clear that there mast be buyer for every share
sold. The short" interest has been largely
increased by the days operations, ana some QUO
holds the contracts put out Notwithstanding tha' INC
closed about the lowest figures OF the day. he
short" interest in greater straits than u
was at the OF business today They have poudeu
and slammed all day. they again have enlisted tue ma
jorty Of average traders Oh their side ana 'hey ho
marked lower prices; but, unless they can inuuee
selling OF "long" stocks they further away fron
their .oa Of profits than ever before western Union
Telegraph exception to the general run OF INC
market 1t from 75li to 1854 under conspicuousy
good buying and closed at 1873 Inc
game is desperate ono and 1t Is not
10 he expected that the bears will surrender without
q hard light They have made 1t to-day. ana are ~ois
of business or ST Paul stock. about 60 cent Is ne
abroad and the issue OF IL by the bears IN the
probably il not far from 10000 shares Inc prlhcp
drive against values made tne last hall hour ana
the market closed at the lowest figures. ...,,o,.
Government bonds were dull and steady at quo'a'on'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
TIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

,,yv.,o oc, Receipts last ~ hours z,fio
80 ,aI,i ,or W.sx TINS $3.50 asat; tor sane time
ssI xeeE 81 as head consigned through sunday 10 cars
~ hch 10 New York 50 cars 81 OF when 70 Nem
rs; $40 sale prices gensray ;,ooS
rather Common To FAR ~ ooFt 20
TO Choice shipping 81 500 Extra sesss =, 70 stocs
sna 81 "a q, 20 Feeders So 1898 So Mich Cove $50
$3.50 veals So 1881 offerings mostly son ro,a, for
"a hours we're ,SoO heau an
vsot thus FAR is For same Tune sst week yoyx
hsad Al through 26 ID OF when 10
an ala the bnk Of offerings being sheep OF common
o1siity market and uuchanged no 90 Al
Common 70 Primo - 6O4&4 los western q S0
al Is as cars Canadian Lambs ON sale' prices WEAK
last II 4ss head Tcsi a tos
week thus 80 1850 mead For same time A ~ xbch 10
NswYorT, Today, rs cara s2 OF which TO New fSrx "
Sh, workers. u S. selected Yesrs = ecc osfss
nixsS Heavy Ends as stAgs % 90 market c'o'sa
o1ss .itn 10 esis 'e ~ Yards OCT as DrcvS
yevrmxs reports ooo hssa LILY MIN
Seer, y s R S:sd; q sSss -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
LIST ORGANS,
MASON 6 HAMLIN

No who is unacquanted with the Mason and Hamlin
List Organs either onemanusl or tw0manua realize
high excellence which has been reached In
manufacture reed instruments 1t tho common
preston who and play then for the frss
time that they possible
At the great London Inventions Exhibition OF 1885 this
organ attention and undou bIedy
than any they exhibited the Of obtaining
for the Mason and Hamlin Company the extraordinary
recoDpsnse which they had the honor TO receive
The the List Organ differs materially In its
strucon Of the class being
larger scale employing larger and different reeds tube
boards other parts by VIII ch only the quality OF its
greatly improved but its is yery largely
increased
The first one was manufactured expressly for Dr. Fraps
List following the translation Of original letter
from the master:
Highly Esteemed Srs: What a magnificent organ for
which thank youl 1t marvel and really praise
worthy players OF moderate ability will be able 70
uch admiration In It's shall have this summer
probability. call from DR. Naumann of Jena; Walter
Bache London and SaintSaens who in opinion, the
most and greatest o. the shall not
artists to become acquainted with yous
There need not be fear OF ITS being msuse
IL will remain the ordinary player Accept dear
sirs the sentiment Of my deep esteem ana gratitude.
(Signed) f. List"
List organ not only large capabilities for
but charming drawing room compan
ion TO the pianoorte large OF duos already pub
shed for the Instruments be rendered with hne
musical by players OF moderate ability Musical ana
teurs are cordially invited to hear the 10 srumsnts IL sso
and duo at OF the aaufscurera Price from
$3.50 up
Other styles at s22 sa7 So SEQ s ss6 sios and
Organs ana Pianos sOd for Cash. Easy Payments or Rsaa
Catalogues free
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN & PIANO CO.
40 East 14tk-st, QUnisu.sq) New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
THE COURTS.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Surrogate Rollins has decided that under the collateral
Inheritance law the legacy Of s250o00 beQueathed by
Cathe crime L. Wolfe TO Louis L. Lorard must pay the
tax OF per cent, but the property in Newport,
r. L. which she left to him Is not subjec to the tax
Letters Of administration have been granted by EURO
gate Rollins to George Renaut grandson Of Clemence
De,monieo (widow OF Lorenzo Demonico and to Marie
Niege her daughter, upon her personal esate' when
valued at e365,000. .,.., -, ,,..,o.
pnOhue Supreme Court re ever oi the samuel WOOD
roege OF the CITY NewY0rk at the suit OF MafRalet
D. Valentine on Judgment for s6419 46 obtained In the
supreme Court Kings County which execution was
issued and returned unsatisfed.
Schedules in the assignment OF Ad0lph Anderson and
Charles A. Nuns composing the firm OF Adolph Anderson
4 Co fruit brokers at No. Al Waterst, To Clinton s.
Harrs show liabilities OF $50, 1871 20, nominal assets
slI 1875 Oh and actual assets IS, 1lS 80. -
i,ache Goldvogel has made assignment to Thomas H.
Swat and confessed judgment for S1072 In favor OF
Solomon Lindenb0rn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The September report Of development work and Its re-
1us I'm the petroleum country is not what II should be
the producers expect 10 establish their commodity On
better plane Of values. The rich strikes In Butler
County were mainly responsible for the Increase in daily
average Of production which amounts TO C22 barrels
TIE average Of the producing wells last month was 656
barrels against 1913 In August, 1914 In July, 1851 In
June 20 In May, 4e77 In april 1917 in March, $50 In
February 1852 barrels IN January. But 1t is en-
eeuragng to report decrease Of 81 in the number OF
dhing compared with August, and In spite OF
snail gain in rigs up and building the total new work Is
%. The number OF wells completed ldry holes
80. and average daily production were as follows:
Wells Av. Daily New
Compsted Production. Bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04

HAY AND srRAw-rho supply Of prime stock Is now
%Ss S. w ts market for the easy no
atr 5.% nay So ION %o c,s s' NJ
ssr "a s se os % Hs SOC NV
change S" S s. eop
2os2lS DO Ms%@ 70 r;%' Be 49, s a &C SomSSa
10 %"Snm &c. racinr cast crsp is.o Be, lssi4ci
s ..a osi2 d. 's 81 ss:s 70 DO rI sss
Bs.S asa isc.: H. Commo, to Far. iosi2c
NAyA "Iss .T e5 e %ns ss, ~.
q nat s & sfs and Saae%Es
& ss 3D. 80 - o Gag s. Glass
@s s.'Rs tTSP G isy to ns Ss
sa and S'' SS range 1s
god Doow s 9%G.'ioTs .sc summer yellow OF
3. 42sSd.sS cs S i.rss Soy. "
n:.ed dT raw civ a5c raw Western 4aisc Las pr@.
present MAKE S4 Ds.s. .a G.a' 1V
spring, 81 oasc; oeaened slc sg'r. ssp's SIX
spring o7S7o Whale crude northern se 6 ssu' .ftr
seachsa Elephant. bleached winter. ooc oh'''
1sTss from sipors Prices sun lean III, in iasr
& s sG S DID, Dbl SO S ~
s ss se. ot s. s1'
SSi. " 20 = F Pack. es h;
been another dan day buyers retain tho no
sales repoed Picked Bellies quoted oAc or ~ 10 a
Zoe for 10 no Picked Hams l2S pless sd sso 7e
ders Latte. Smoked Hams. IL vi SMOKED ~
'.MIDDLEs-In light request DhEs snaD,rn 'stv
Are on, r,,i "A little lower with mode Ate inqm,iy'
Ieavy Ia Light 7c; rigs, f,..: AhD- nc op.so
trading was very quiet Today ana thc general nns ~
snerr M n. feaiurc Early sales wero ~ an aovanc
g ponts aftsrward eehng bonamc weaker anu inc
was lost great measure leaving on sosy
suot lots gro moderate extent partly on 49,
nori.rs sales $50 Western steam part 90 Pei
Ip5 tcs choice dV5c city steam higher ana hfm on:
loo ics zoe Refined Connest quotes ioe am n.
America 7IOd76Oc 1000 tcs October 500 100
tss December 67l 6d 73c eo'in. 67oc; ooo 'cs s9c
srv G7Ga 1885, closing G76c febr uary quoted ., a
ana March At CHEESE s;., ana Cr.am
-Butter-wsstern Creamery lb92oc.; stae | as,a
cry Dairy hall srsn tub: ~ s2tc s.1s
Dairy i5a6iSc; Western Imitation crs.%rry hps
ic Cn,nrsd isc skins al pc Ohio Factory 9a6lits'
Esgs-state aud Psnnsvlvana zZ1zoci "o''eiA' A'"'
inferior TO choics; Canada I9p620Lc. -.,.o.
sUGAR-For sugar there L. iair aemanu An. n1
ars we'll ainained Quotations: a9tAc for Mol'sc. ~
for FAR Reanng 2c for 96o test centritnge
AMI cnt IoaI C3dU,c crushed. g. pc Cuses V,s~
g.c, Powdered 6sS6Lc Granulasd &c. Msm" a. o
srs $500 Lilies Csnee 81 A. o2d5 s;lec.; H. ~
G. 5se o 7.l6c'; Extra Z e~c'' y '"''~
lJc